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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-07
REEVES &LONG.
w. j. KAVANAUGH,
u NJ ID T. R IT "A * e IA
No. 513 j ST., bet. Fifth and Sixth.

A LWAYS ON HAND A LARGE AsSoRT-
4 ment of Metallic and Wooden Caskets,
burial Cases, Collins and Shrouds furnished.
Coffin orders will receive prompt attention on
short notice, and at the lowest rates. Office
oran day srid night 4p-f
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

MISS C. A. GOsS, M. d.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, SACRA-
II nento, Corner Seventh and l streets.
StO9A.
OFFICE HOURS: II to I'm. I'm
to p NJ
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DIR. CHAs. e. PINKHAM.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SUR
III geon Office: SIS Eighth street, between
and L Residence, next door. Office hours:
Until A. NJ, l to 8, and $50 to $50 p NJ. Sacra'
mento. Cal.
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q. y bOVT ALE Z. NEtl7oON. % D1
ROOT, NELSON g. CO.,

uNIoN FOUNDRY IRON AND BRAss
Founders and Machinists Front street,
between n and o. Castings and Machinery OF
every description made to order. 4p1m
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23


tteEeaes ktsy. SIS f2se ozEssist. . q
sifs "a ers4s oa1esrl a. he Pasta . -st
b1E1as, G@nrs1 nsxs EAazsAsy sssnlng
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:, tls iFaso<et henFy K. PA ssys
am dscxssed = As3r ifst tbs osls
esste@ Asaer.s4a orksn Tlrt4oso. h1tF. =
800 10 - 1s2r4 ~ ear clsy. he \ 00
14aesediy eae - ghs NEE pEo1eieot nuauls-
4ksEofs a. TIA oFkza ksg esSras sna Ixs1&a.
= 10 sse - - hszEa anyvhsss 81 fAe PRES
sat tinas.
-Evea In Gsrnsay, vksrs the kiEhssI
ana oe>s oaiY : appreciated las Re en-
szfsa IA 0rsan co2eert toafs snd Diss 90
oaly sttk lie moss nstlsrins saooxss. II
would bs lmpoSsibls q describe Mr.. ltdy :
style better THAI by saying that BE Is very
srhoisrty az weli a. versatile kyers faf
soa . 40 cares Tor music syen . litus oll
vii &c ds.i .ikbte1 whsa tAsY hear httu p'ay
and it j. "a oppor Gaity snteh 40 one y &c
Dfeisacs ~ ts meslcal - a. sA0uie fsla =
enjoy.
"Ar. E1Sy Is tail. stately gentleman.
~.th stsong And Pless-Hg face. On ths
ofSan beneh Be sat ilks . klng and later.
pfelSd ihsse Uessxses from lac great artists
"a lessleFly manner. ssys the Cleveland
Arses.
"Nr. Eddy Is indeed master % thai
noble sna DAiestc insirameat-ihe organ.
~. Lsslis kepatt.ess.
Mr.. Eddys playing is siwsys slperb
and the ease with hich be oyefcomes al
difficulties. So that they seem 10 exist no
longer. has Justly won him the reputation
OF being the greatest OrFa9ist America CaA
boast. - Chicuyo EusicsLf lie llle
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
Iordly Litigation.

on FORBES. who is known rs . reput-
able citizen, was met on the street yesterday
afternoon by A. A. Lord. the secondhand
dealer. and some hot words passed between
them over a debt which Lord claimed
Forbes owed him. 4 short time afterward
Forbes was arrested on q warrant for dis
orderly conduct the complainant being
Lord. Forbes was soon released on bail,
Peter Dressender signing bis bonds.
That would be rather dreary prospect
to have to spend Sunday down there" said
Peter. who had just seen his friend behind
the bars. 1T always reminds me OF lion .
cage in circus"
at would De quite q circus for him. II he
did have to stay there" Clipped in the
Bailih.
Bat be won't have TO even IL the Lord
does want him TO-" returned Peter. as he
placed bis signature 20 the bond. which
allowed his friend 10 go free for the
present.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

We arc obliged TO follow public opinion
a. 20 the extent and saiisfsction given in al
lines of business. Tie extent aud grow w.n
DAYS by enterprise and thorough under
standing OF the business engaged in. then by
bard work and honest transactions success
will generally follow. Our attention has
been called many tines 20 J. c. HeTkner :
iewelry establish neut and the rapid G .N, b
OF this artistic jewelry store. His ST Nsre
OF the latest and the quality the choicest.
His assortment of goods purchased while in
New York is fss; arriving and It does one
good 10 see how beautiful and attractive the
designs are this year. Never before 80 beau
tiful.
Mr HerKnsr will be In his Store Monday
aud vii sAl you Of the man new styles
New York.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23


NJ sad M FEaaz FleFce. ~ HaFt. we're
ia ia cltY ias 4sst u lAs ssex oa tAslI
bfda. tl0-
NJ "a. Phillips and bride Of Nashville
ar sPead ns thar honey alooa sith ifisndl
IL this citg.
E.F Davis ant his charming bride have
Fstarusd froa th~r Wssiisug tTiD aud are
a homs % t1eF frieuds a. fisIchet
Plscs.
The enxagsmenf 81 Mss Belle. the charm
ing aad accom- b. ilshed daughter of hbn- j.
4. tltz0sra.d. aad 1F 4. ID. barry. the
Nsii known lasysr, . annonaeei
Cards are ogt announcing the wedding %
Mss Jessie j. Hfosa aaa Ar. Charles +.
Pounds ou tuesday evening 1sx-. a. the
residence OF ths Dne8 patents ia Paris
tsWnsAiD-
Mss ILLS Sigh. whose engagement %
NJ A 81 Nenuan Rss announced IN The
IELzoaAa- tiskkIo some TINS ago, - IN
Chicago pagch4sing her tFnusseeo- lne
wstdidz siI take place Iass before the
kclioays.
4. . said hat When pain attacks the noble
bf0e sblch anifh-s % the upper story 81
the ue~uty Co1nty Clerk thereis always q
a f.Ir hand "a soothe The aching temptes
ant attend 10 tne nssds u tbs dlsor1ered
stomach.
TIE engagement 81 Miss Nellie. daughter
of The lass Judge Nllhey, 70 Mr. Willard
Willis IL announced 1he wedding will
cccnr oa the seventeenth Of next month a.!
he re-issnes Of the brides mother. Mrs ).
l. W.they, q south COLLEGE ave. aud will
Be pfivate only, .he immediate friends and
relatives attending.
The engagement q Hiss 81. Adele Morris
AM Ar W. A. Tatsum. Of Boston. was an
nounced last saturday. Miss Morris made
her last calls TIA past week and the we'd
ding WI take place a. The osaurlful old
mansion on Cherry-st. next "Wednesday
evening As the prospective bride is sill
80 mourning tor Der sister the wedding will
De a very quiet ons aud cnly the inn
med ats relatives viii be present &C the cere-
mony. The enxagement OF Mr.. Tsteum
snd Mss Norris. which has extended over
many months, has been kept q secret ard
nsarly al OF the lady's most intimate
frlends nrst learned OF lt through this
column.
The marriage Of Mrs Bertha : Rand and
hr. Arthur Graham. which occurred on
Tuesday evening although a very quiel
affair. Wa delightful. The ceremony was
performed q the reaidence OF the bride 5
uncle. Geo. ". Cay. on East Fuiton-sg., the
Rev ~ r. Brooks officiating. Miss Ger.
trids Cay Vas maid 0f honor 10 the bride.
Mr. VII 8faham OF Chicago. brother OF the
groom. acted IN the capacity OF best man.
Af.er che Wedding supper had been served
toe happy couple took the late train for a
bridal Trip Easf. and on their return will BE-
AT home TO their friends az $50 East Full
ton 81. NJ. aDd Mrs. Graham are well snd
fav0rabiy known 20 social Grand Rapids
aad their many frisnds unite In wishius
thea ths sunny side 0f the road on Efs'i
iQErneY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

All who have read the paper issued by
Dr. billings will call 10 mind the article
containing an interview with Mr.. A. 4.
Post. also tine one containing the account
of Mrs. Durfee's cure OF serious lung
troubles. Mr.. Post was cured by DR.. Dill
lings of the most terrible and complicated
case Of cstarrh after having paid over two
Thousand dollars 20 other physicians for
treatment that did him'no good. so crate
ful was be for the service rendered him by
Dr. billings that he made him present OF a
large and line single stone diamond OF siK
carets weight. valued at many hundred
dollars, which s0one was admired and er-
amined today. and which the doctor. with
mucn pardonsble pride. wears upon his
finger; it's a daisy and no mistake.
Those who are sick will do well to give
the doctor an early call at his splendid
rooms at No. Central Place building on
Ennntaiu-ef
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Hsrvev r. Hollister i New Orleans.
~. &. 2. saith. = vistiax aisnsi. in
Chicsgo.
NJ 8 wsrmley 5 visiting friends st
Chicago.
Rev ~ = =. COBB hs rsturnsd from
Rav CITY.
Dr g. r.. Dv.r snd ui1s have rstarned
frcm Chicsre
MS Maud coslei ls visiting friends in
Evanston aas Chiraeo.
NJ Iohn ksrtai = st aums - her
frion,is ~ The Rtuaswick.
Hon. ~ . Hnehsrt hss bern re.siected
sne 81 lSe ifgstee1 ol A'ine Noiiexa.
NJ. ri Rscker. 81 r Crescent svs. :
r Cleveland vtstrnT f.enis ard reiatsvee.
Nrs Tefrsnd Pslrrs srtsrtsire,f = saw
fren.is a progressive pedFs fuezsiag sven-
inz
NJ gisusoct Esfsssil. ~ sidnev. q. i
visiting NJ. snd M 81 v Falsref4 ~
t1is city-
Earl raxsurr - engaged Esr fiss sezson
wHh shs Ai5a HsEweod tenfeng. a.
piaaist
NJ ~. 2. Hsrser. ~ sfonls, wss ihe
xuesf 81 Ber sstsf. ~. D.. hulH~. t1t = -
aays ar ws<k
Hleg Nettis A. Hers. nelce - sx-eheri1i
I. r Kirreg asd fsfmeffF . euD8 - tls
49, Conservatory q Aasse 81 tAu elt7s =
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

n sny sns - sks2Ecai ia nsksrs - tAis
sslas sEisss Al.llAa. as aas onlg - i4o<
q lae laezri4gs aEease eolaasn = eerY Yii'es
ki1assif al sea tEafa ~ rs aassFs,ea- Aases
ssi0rs n lhs Aisls.Iy ef erand Rapids 1As
shers aesa sseh onliA1f slcc4asiaa q
weldiaEs - sags o<ss Psssass 8siofs -
earins TIE dai.zktlui ~s.iaer of lie Fzst
10 1aonths falk a1ost Cleveland sea-nsF
tas ssstssf paced "a ascS - tbs cosslsi-
erasa elsrx fsr ths esD~..a. osnett "a our
s~sy 81 casrmias bEistas. quite tials tAa
slory 81 iss saash-ns tAat snsslpFes ths
Psesi.ieatiai party as g aakss iss sesFy
round ~ BACK sfsaxlax pleasure. When
a. these aeslg 1s.igsd n4lFona sasll aass
FsfaFned " i1s pfssfy assts shst Foend
of e..xhliai a. hoaes siA De inaax
ufa1esi sy IA eaeAantlas Ysuas sridslinss
s.eiy = 3nsiiT pl4asins herself ior tas
cominz season waich proaiaes - - one
u aalsuai zaYsfg.
The ar IS fll of mufmaFs of tas vel
siDg. AID congratulations ior ths welded
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
CH.,eK or OFrIor AND OgFIcE HouRs.

DIR. A. Nyland, rooms 80 and "a, Wen
ham Block corner of Monroe and Division
sts Oifice hours from 7:3O 10 $50 4. m, l
TO $3.50. and after $50 y. m. SpecialtIes-
Chronic diseases. oxygen and electric treat
ment; vapor. medicsted and electric baths.
which cannot be surpassed in The treatment
OF rheumatism, skin disease, impurities oi
the blood, etc. Telephone No l6G.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
Shame on th. Old Men,

II has been decided by the Circuit Court,
for the county Of Lenavee. that 1t is law
ful to hug 4 girl II the girl is willing. In
Kent county q court decision is not con-
sidsr-d at all necessary In matters OF that
kind. -TELEGEAN HERALD. The OTTAWA
County boys have always indulged in that
luxury freely and lively, never stopping
long enough 20 ask the opinion Of any
oours as TO the legality of The practice aud
we think some Of our old heads have Joined
the boys in the fun.-Graaf HqrsH Journal
Better than life insurance. those fne life
like portraits made By Knowles s. Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

The old time Singing School that was
given 80 successfully AZ the Park Congresa-
tional church a few weeks ago. will be re-
peated next Tuesday evening at the second
Street NJ II. church.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

II. xF. Thum. until further notice. will
sell Pears Soap for fifteen cents a cake---or
two cakes for twenty-five cents. Now is a
good time to lay in a stock Of this excellent
and favorite soap. ii. & +. THuN,
81 Canal.st
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

The Literary Ladies OF the West Side club
rst ss usual yesterday AFTERNOON and the
following programmes was carried out.
"Work In the United States History. Sao-
ect. "KiGg Philips War" Extracts from
she History Of Bristol. L. I. or the Mount
Hope Lads" containing a biogra phical
sxstch of col Ben Church, ore CT the Chief
scsors of that period, and rrsat, great grand
father OF Hon. r. b. Church. Through the
Kindness Of M. Church book, n history 0l
Philips War. which was dictated by Col.
Church when he vas nearly eighty years
old and writer BY bis son vas loaned the
club An extract detailing the captore OF
Agswsn. one of Paiiips supporters vas OF
great interest 4 psncil sketch OF the
graves og Col Church AID his vile Alice. by
Fresi Church. rss on exhibition. philip
Of Poksmokst. from Iryings sketch
Book * ssherh.H from Louxssliow
"rsles Of WsyNde Inn" completed the
program me-
There sss q isrge attendance and the
pro~ranme vas listened 70 wilb great in
teresf
Next Saturday - Entertainment Day and
sn October uroxrsnims u unusual interest
A. prom sed. A cordial welcome Is cx.
traded 10 visitors.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

A good letter. Il exolsins itself; The
following letter was Yesterday inDrn.ng re-
cslyed by Dr. r. Clement Dili.nFs oi No. 5
Central Place" building, On nntan-st.,
this eity. fae Doctor has lately ioc4t, 4
hero for the practice Ct his speciality ia
medicine. whicn is the treslmeot Of cnEonic
aud dangerous diseases by new and success
fnl methods. That he has been successful
beyond other physicians the following let
ter will help % demonst,ase Read 10,
-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
WIcnIrA. Kan. Oct. 10. 1881



DEAR FRIESD-I was indeed glad 10 ge'
a letter from you, but very sorry 10 learn
that you are not 10 return 20 us also
grieved To hear that you hsve heen vooriy
In health during the past summsr. l hope
you are now well and engaged in n pros
porous practice, as Is certainly you due
anywhere. have been enjoying the beat
OK health since you left; none Of my Old
troubles have retarued. / realize more
than ever how much more you did for rue
than all the doctoring had ever done. To
have a summers irssdein FROM my terrible
catarrhal troubles is new life 10 me.
My cousins wife Mrs. Ddffee) has
been improving all summer. aud both her
self aud husband never cease TO feel CRATE
ful TO you. do hope you will conclude ia
return 10 Wichita again. / know you
would do better than eyer should you do
so, and you know that you could depend
on me 20 be of all the assistance TO you in
my power. Can you not reconsider your
plans2
Yours with much respect.
a. A. Posr, Jeweler,
z2o Douglss-ave.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

0'Hara's Famous s3.00 hoe
is made of the best selected
Curiso Kid stocks, the same
quality that is used in all 81
shoes.
UHara's Famous 50 % shoe
is made on the most improved
perfect Fitting lasts.
O'Hara's Famous $500 Shoe
has the renowned Uor3ian
Back Seams and they cannot
possibly break across the back.
The seams are cut high on the
sides, completely clearing every
toe joint. thus rendering il the
easiest shoe on cogns and bun
ions ever constructcd.
Thousands OF Ladies are wear
ing these shoes today and are
more than pleased with them.
Rccollect we have them with
high heels, low heels. medium
heels, broad heels or narrow
heels. If you want a genuine
So Shoe for So be sure and cx-
anime 'Hara's Famous 5000
Shoe at
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

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Ms.efs mes Davis an Merrit
= afo soto. al "a rtciiie. n "a. kucen<feir
~ 8arfee. ~ iu 81 ~
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riara ssio. fs earn lesnriis .-....... tfsxf
Hiss Kendall
The societY begins lhs new year With
bright rFusceg New aat vsi1aole mem
hers have hsen recsivei rni thr oisns a.
rsair formed promise a yssT 3f good nasi-
ca rork and entertainment.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

A. ths rsgn'ar messing Of th. Sc. Cecilis
Soc ETY. Friday afternoon. the following de-
hghtini programmes vas presented
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-19
The Negotiations Completed.

NEW YORK, March 1S.-Late to-day
the statement was given out, appar-
emily by authority, in Wall Street, that
the negotiations for the purchase of
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad had been
completed; that the road had been
bought by the Stayner Ives syndicate;
that the first deposit had already been
paid, TO the amount of $500, 600, aud
that the transfer of the road to the
purchasers would soon be made. The
buyers are known only by their connec-
ton with the purchase of the Cincin
natl, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad. The
hacker of these parties is reported to be
Christopher Meyer, the millionaire
rubber manufacturer of this city. There
are, it is asserted, no other parties back
of the purchase of any importance, and
although c. P. Huntington's name
is coupled with the Hamilton & Dayton
railroad, he officially denies the con-
nection. and those nearest to him assert
to their personal friends that he has no
connection whatever with the syndicate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-19
Staam Car Heating.

New YORK, March i1S-The superin-
tendent OF the mo tive power of the
New York Central railroad said, this
afternoon, that the trial of the steam
car-heating apparatus, which was made
yesterday, on the srain running from
Peekskill to this city, demonstrated the
feasibility of the scheme. The trouble
of connecting the pipes between the
cars was overcome by the use OF brass
telescope and ball and sock joint. The
steam is used directfrom the locomotive
boiler through the pressure of a reduc-
ing valve and strS n OF five pounds is
carried on the pipes. The main diff
culties hitherto encountered in adopt
ing steam heating on railroads. have
been in connecting the pipes between
the cars, and in reducing the pressure
of steam.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-19
sULLY SPEAKS,
And Utters Some Sensible
Remarks
CONCERNING THE RAILROADS
The Philosophy of the Terminal
Combination to Maintain the
Very Best Service.
Sully Speaks

New YORK, March 1S.-For the first
time since the Baltimore and Ohio deal
has been pending, Sully, to- day broke
his silence so far as to say: Eyes, see
that other parties claim to have pur-
chased the control Of the Baltimore and
Ohio; think they have made a deposit
on account. When the Terminal Com
pany decided not to exercise their op-
ton, l told the Baltimore and Ohio
people that, while we unanimously
desired to combine our Terminal
property with the Baltimore and Ohio
property, yet we could not ask them to
consider themselves in any way bound
to leave the matter open. Therefore,
if any disposition has been made, it is
perfectly proper and right. 1 believe
the amalgamation of the dividend
earning railroads into strong systems
cannot but add strength, power and
increased earnings with resulting
economies. II each separate property
is seif-supporting and revenue-pro-
ducing, then combining their traffic
must add to the strength and net
earnings of each part. provided, OF
NOuloC, OAcG laws ROfGTu-
lag their traffic favor. such a combina-
ton. There is nothing in this policy
operating against the interests OF the
people. The people do not want poor,
weak, emasculated roads, unable 10 do
business safely. What people need is a
strong, powerful railroad company.
with means to furnish the very best
appliance for the safe and comfortable
carriage of passengers and freight.
New Orleans is clamorous for fast
mail service. How can it be af-
forded if it must pass over half dozen
different railroads, each having different
interests and naturally warning with
each other? Combine these roads into
one system and you have powerful cor
poraton, anxious to serve the public, to
create and maintain the very best SER
vice and thereby derive the best
revenue. l think time will yet bring
the Baltimore a. Ohio into the Termi-
nal system. The Terminal Company
now own 4,500 miles of road and an
alliance of this road with the Baltimore
q Ohio would be of immense value to
that property as well as the city of Balti-
more"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-19
zobehr Pasha to be Released

CAIRO, March 1S.-It is reported that
the Egyptian government is meditating
the release of Zobehr Pasha. He is a
prisoner of state at Gibraltar. where he
has been in captivity since March Both,
1885. He was arrested March 14th, at
Alexandria, by order of the Khediye,
for alleged treason, it having been
charged that he was the. secret ally OF
Ell Mahdi, and had been largely inst u
mental ID securing for the false prophet
the fall of Khartoun. Zobehr Pasha
preceded General Gordon as governor
of the Soudan. Gordon admired him,
even till his removal froln the governor
ship, and insisted that he should be re-
stored to power, as the only man
capable of maintaining order in the
Soudan. The arrest and transportation
OF Zobehr is attributed by large and
influential parties in Egypt to intrigue,
and ms party always. insisted that he
was true patriot. and that the charges
against him which effected his down
fall were pure inventions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-19
Big Land Opinion

! WASHINGTON, March 18.-In COM
pliance with a request from the Secre-
tary OF the Interior, the Attorney
General rendered an opinion in the
celebrated case of the Northern Pacific
Railway Company vs.. GuiIford Miller,
prayed IN the Department of the In
terror, on an appeal from the decision
of the Commissioner of the General
Land Office. The history of the case,
briefly stated, is as follows: On Decem-
b % h, 1883, Miller entered as a home
stead entry the tract in question, in the
Wata Walla, Washington Territory,
land office. The tract so entered lies
within forty miles of the line of
the general route of said road. as
shown by the map fled February 21st,
1872, which filing, under the granting
act, operated 10 withdraw the land from
settlement and entry. On the definite
location Of he road, on October 9Th, 1880,
the land was found TO be outside OF the
forty, and within the fifty-mile in
dem nifty limit. and the withdrawal on
the original route was continued as an
indemnity withdrawal. The company
selected the land October 18th, 1883
The principal question at issue is,
whether the railroad indemnity with
drawals are authorized by law, or, in
other words, whether the officer OF the
Interior Department had, or has au-
thority to withhold the lands within
the indemnity limits from entry and
settlement. The Attorney-G General
finds that such withdrawal does not
rest upon any statutory provision, but
upon the general authority of the Land
Department. which has been recognized
by Congress, repeatedly affirmed by the
Supreme Court OF the United States
and only now be regarded as too well
established to DE questioned. The land
having beea surreptitiously withdrawn
since 1872, it follows, therefore. that
Miller'o entry was Improperly allowed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-19
Railroad Reorganization.

PITrsBURG, Pa, March 1S.-"You may
say that arrangements for reorganiza-
tiou of the Pittsburg & Western have
been consummated. said James
Gallery, president of the company, this
afternoon, at the Monongaheia House.
"Solon Humphreys, r. L. Paige, II. W.
Oliver and myself are now awaiting the
arrival of Mr.. Thomas NJ. King, to
complete what few details have not
been attended to. The plan will require
an advance of 5000 600. the greater
part of which muSS be paid in promptly
in order to purchase 81 700 900 of bonds
not taken by the subscribers. We shall
not be included in any deal that the B.
& o. may make. If the Delaware &
Hudson. Delaware & Lackawanna, or
Lehigh Valley wishes to come to US, all
right.